ACCOUNTABILITIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES Sample Clauses
The 'Accountabilities and Responsibilities' clause defines the specific duties and obligations assigned to each party under the agreement. It typically outlines who is responsible for particular tasks, deliverables, or areas of oversight, and may specify reporting lines or performance standards. For example, one party may be accountable for providing regular updates, while the other is responsible for ensuring compliance with regulations. This clause ensures clarity in roles, helps prevent misunderstandings, and facilitates effective management of the contractual relationship.
ACCOUNTABILITIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES. 1 May interact with customers at job sites. 2 Communicates regularly with dispatch, technicians and the Project Manager. 3 Completes forms for the purpose of time reporting, personal expenses, and assigned task tracking for work per formed in that day.
ACCOUNTABILITIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES. B.
9.1 This Agreement must be signed by a board-level representative of the Recipient.
ACCOUNTABILITIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES. B.9.1 This Agreement must be signed by a board-level representative of the Recipient.
B.9.2 In scenarios where eligible recipients have applied as a lead partner on behalf of a consortium of local health providers, the lead partner may deploy technology procured with Department of Health funding across those providers. However, for the avoidance of doubt, the lead partner who submitted the Application (being the Recipient) will be held accountable for the obligations set out in this Agreement. Local arrangements between the lead partner and the other organisations will be required to agree where assets, funding and costs are recorded and responsibility for any consequential costs arising from the Award. Benefits should be tracked by the lead partner across all organisations in which they arise.
B.9.3 Key individuals with specific accountabilities and responsibilities related to this Agreement have been detailed in Section 11 of this document.